The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

T. R. JONES & Co. received yesterday
Germanie bullion, So 124.2S.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Base bullion, Si,700.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday {;
Silver and lead ores, $14, 800; sulphides,
$500. Toial, SIT 800.
THE FIRM of Sells & Crismon has
been dissolved. Mr.. CriSmon retiring.
Mr.. Sells will continue the business.
Rev. L. l.. WooD breaches his fare
we'll sermon, this evening, at the Baptist
Church, corner OF Second South and
Second West Streets.
The WANT column of THE HERALD
does its work. The advertisements for
a bookkeeper and a gardener brought
out scores of applicants. Try 1t.
The Co-oP. Wagon and Machine
Company have on exhibition one of
the handsomest sample plows ever
brought to this city. 1t was made by
the Oliver Plow Company.
THEALARM was sounded this morning,
at q few minutes to O'Clock for blaze
over the store of Thos. Carter. The fire
was soon under control and the damage
by water was considerable.
The BOY who wanted board and
schooling and clothes for doing chores
merely advertised in The HERALD spe-
ciaI column and was soon accomo-
dated. It cannot be beaten.
BEFORE CoMMIssIoNBR NoRRELL, yes
day, a Chinsman made a complaint
against Thomas Butler. charging him
with committing malicious mischief.
The case will be heard tomorrow.
P. ", MADsKN & Co., have in this
mornings issue an announcement,
calling the attention of buyers to their
large assortment of cooking stoves and
ranges, heaters, etc. They carry an
immense stock of this class of goods.
No. S, of the salt Lake Journal of
Commerce has been issued. The Illustra-
ton in this number is the Pillars of
the Wasatch," drawn by H. l.. A.
Culmer, and engraved by J. W. White
car. 1t would be an ornament to the
page OF any publication.
ANDERSON Bros, sign writers and bill
posters, have Just completed hand
some poster for TIE Home Club, al
vertising the three plays to be produced
during the present week. 1t is on tbs
boards near the Council House corner,
and is seventy feet in length by fifteen
high
The ANNUAL meeting of the stock
holders of the Home Fire Insurance
Company will be held at the Office of
81. J. Grant & Co., on Thursday. Oc
tober 25Eh, 1887, at 5 O'Clock p. m. Of
6Cers for the ensuing year will be
elected, and other business brought be-
forethe meeting.
MR J. G. EDWARDS, who has been
connected with Messrs. Walker Bros,
of this city, for the last sixteen years,
has resigned his position to accept
two years engagement with MessTs.
Walter h. Tenney & Co., of Boston,
manufacturers of boots and shoes. his
field of operation being Utah and Idaho.
A GRAND Simchas Chora Ball will be
given at Sheldon's Hall on October 10th
in honor of the day by the Hebrews of
this city. nThe affair will be under the
management of a committee COMPOSED
of the following gentlemen: William
Symons, Mr.. j. Friedman, Samuel K.
Cohn, Adolph Simon, and A. L.
Jacobs. Supper will be served at the
st. James.
THERE WAS lively runaway on First
East Street yesterday. A horse at
tached to a delivery wagon started to
run when near the Theatre, and when
Second South Street was reached, the
horse and wagon parted company. The
animal was shortly afterwards stopped,
both he and the wagon being consider
ably damaged.
MR. FRANK HYDE, for eighteen years
associated with the Pacific Express
Company in this city, and for later
years its agent, has resigned his posi-
ton and gone into the firm of Hyde
& Griffin of this city. The Express
Company regretted to part with so
tried and valuable a servant, but. it
could not offer sufficient inducements
and the separation was effected as
stated.
The KARRIcK building was finished
on Saturday and the key handed over
70 the proprietor. Mr.. Kletting, the
architect, has had full charge of this
elegant three-story building, and
states that every dollar it cost to bring
it to completion has been spent in
Utah-not cent going east or west.
This is the right spirit. Nelden &
Roberts, druggists, will occupy it.